Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-06
sTEUDENyILLE.

Happenings Of Interest From Our Ncisb-
bor.
Social Tiegram 10 the Sunday Register.
SrEUBENvILI.E, March 5.-The Board Of
Improvement held a meeting in the Coun.
ell chamber last Thursday night with a
view to devising ways and means to in.
crease the business prosperity of the CITY
The meeting was better attended than anv
before held by the Board, every one pres.
cnt evincing the ~liveliest interest in nj,
matters pertaining 10 the welfare of the
city. After matters had been discussed
pro aud con it was finally determined that
the best thing to do at this time WA to oct
up q big mass meeting in which all our
citizens could take part, and the following
gentlemen were appointed q committe 10
perfect arrangements for such meeting
which will be held at the Opera House on
next Wednesday evening: +. NJ. Mooney
Geo. A. Maxwell, K. Gardner
Oscar Brashear and j. Creasev
That Steubenville is IN possession
Of advantages that makes it a desirable
location for manufacturing interests, the
Board is well satisfied, and the plan they
have in mind is to let manufacturers and
business men all over the country know
these facts, when their " interests will
incline them in this direction. The meet
ing Wednesday night will, without doub,
be largely attended. 4 number of speak.
ers will be on hand TO entertain the add.
anna and ay nlaip inst ,.rhat A., D..
in view.
The assault made last Tuesday night by
w. j. Coats upon his wife wa one of IN.
most cowardly outrages ever perpelrated in
this vicinity. Instead of being fined s. ~
and costs, and put under 500 bond TO keep
the peace for six months, he should have
received a sentence from the law that would
have been a lesson to him all the DAYS of
his life.
The junction steel plant at Miugn start.
Ell up in full blast last Monday, and every
one in this vicinity is well pleased tina,
such an easy settlement was effected from
. complication that looked exceedingly
serious.
Ollie Redpath will he ut the Opera House
Monday night in Pert"
With regret we ~ the death of
Mrs. Jacob Berringrr, which took place y,
her home in the Sixth ward, Friday after
noon last, aged 46 years. Sh" leaves q
husband, two sons and a large circle or
friends To lament her death.
DIR. J. X. Mccullough and wife have
been invited 10 attend the dedication ofthc
new college buildings of the Western Ia.
serve University ut Cleveland. The drll
cation will take place next TUESDAY,
March 9Th.
Hon. John A. Campbell, al New Cum.
berland. visited Stcubcnyillc Lust Friday.
A number of Knights al this city will
% mp to Toronto on next Monday evening
to visit Clay City Lodge No. :sli, Knights
Of Pythias, and assist in comforting the
ranks. They will 20 mp on the six o'rl"ck
passenger train and return on the mid
night freight.
Mrs. Mary X. Means is visiting Baroness
Iagericldt ut Pitisburg.
Ed. Whittier, a rittsburg Telegraph op"r-
ator, formerly q S~iculenNillc hoy, was
down during the past week shaking hands
with his numerous friend
Recorder Hull is still on the sick list.
Miss Mamie Turner is visiting her friend,
Miss Mollie Dillon, Of Wheeling.
Solicitor Miller WAS nj New Lisbon,
Thursday. on legal business.
II is said that j. T.. Campbell will return
from Wichita in the spring, he not finding
the West what he imagined il 10 bc.
Miss Lizzie Brosi has returned from a
visit 10 friends in Pittsburg.